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The aim of snooker is to pocket the balls legally according to the rules and to score a greater number of points than the opponent.
Point values for object balls: red-1, yellow-2, green-3, brown-4, blue-5, pink-6, black-7.
On to the Break
The game of Snooker begins with the cue ball in hand in the Half Circle (so the starting player can place the cue ball anywhere inside the Half Circle).
The rules for the opening break are the same as when one of the players gets the right to strike.
Rules of the Game
A player who gets the right to strike has to hit one of the red ball first.
Each shot has to be completed in 60 seconds, otherwise a foul is called.
A strike, when the next legal object is a red ball, is legal when:
If no red ball is potted then the opposing player is next.
When a red ball is potted then the player gets as many points as the number of red balls he has potted. The striker's next legal object is a colored snooker ball (see next point rules).
A strike, when the next legal object is a color ball, is legal when:
The white ball is not potted.

If there are no more red balls on the table then the colored ball with the lowest points is hit first.
Only the ball that was hit first by the white ball is be potted.
Otherwise the strike is a foul.
When the strike on the colored ball is legal:
If no ball is potted then the opposing player is next.
When a colored ball is potted then the player's points increase by the point value of the potted colored ball. The striker's next legal object is a red ball. If there are no more red balls on the table, the next legal object is the ball with the lowest points.
Fouls
If a hit is a foul then the other player gets penalty points:
4 points if the white ball is potted.
4 points if time limit is exceeded (60 seconds/shot)
If the white hits the wrong ball first then the value of this ball.
If the wrong ball is potted first then the value of this ball.
When a hit results in more fouls then the opposing player gets the points of foul with the highest value.
Penalty points have a minimal value of 4.
After committing a foul the incoming player may:
play the ball(s) as they lie.
request to pass the shot and let the offending player play the stroke again (without returning to the original position).
Game Over Rules
When the only ball left on the table is the black one and:
The black ball is potted by the next legal shot.
The next hit is a foul.
Playoff:
If the scores are equal after potting the last ball, the black ball is respotted and the player on plays again from the D. The first foul or pot ends the game.


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In objects, properties can be accessed by using either dot or bracket notation. To get the value of the age key in a person object we could write person.age or person['age'].
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USB control endpoint request definitions.
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#include <stdint.h>
Data Structures |
| struct | USB_Request_Header_t |
| | Standard USB Control Request. More...
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Defines |
| #define | CONTROL_REQTYPE_DIRECTION 0x80 |
| #define | CONTROL_REQTYPE_TYPE 0x60 |
| #define | CONTROL_REQTYPE_RECIPIENT 0x1F |
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| #define | REQDIR_HOSTTODEVICE (0 << 7) |
| #define | REQDIR_DEVICETOHOST (1 << 7) |
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| #define | REQTYPE_STANDARD (0 << 5) |
| #define | REQTYPE_CLASS (1 << 5) |
| #define | REQTYPE_VENDOR (2 << 5) |
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| #define | REQREC_DEVICE (0 << 0) |
| #define | REQREC_INTERFACE (1 << 0) |
| #define | REQREC_ENDPOINT (2 << 0) |
| #define | REQREC_OTHER (3 << 0) |
Enumerations |
| enum | USB_Control_Request_t {
REQ_GetStatus = 0,
REQ_ClearFeature = 1,
REQ_SetFeature = 3,
REQ_SetAddress = 5,
REQ_GetDescriptor = 6,
REQ_SetDescriptor = 7,
REQ_GetConfiguration = 8,
REQ_SetConfiguration = 9,
REQ_GetInterface = 10,
REQ_SetInterface = 11,
REQ_SynchFrame = 12
} |
| enum | USB_Feature_Selectors_t {
FEATURE_SEL_EndpointHalt = 0x00,
FEATURE_SEL_DeviceRemoteWakeup = 0x01,
FEATURE_SEL_TestMode = 0x02
} |
Detailed Description
This file contains structures and macros for the easy creation and parsing of standard USB control requests.
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Until now, we have been discussing Ruby only. But today, I want us to talk about a new programming language called JavaScript. JavaScript is a great language for the web browser, with which we can take control of what we want the brower to do. For the sake of our discussion, we will tune our focus on Ruby hashes and JavaScript objects. Hopefully by the end of reading this entry, you will get an idea of some of the similarities and differences of the two. Let's start off by looking at the how the Ruby hashes and JavaScript objects look like.
Hashes in ruby are given a variable name and key-and-value pair(s) inside the curly brackets. First, let's create an empty hash. Either of these will do the job:
To insert a key-and-value pair, you can choose from the following two choices:
The name on the left side of the ('=') sign is the variable name. Inside the curly brackets, each element has two parts. The first thing is the key, and the key has its corresponding value. Key and value are assigned by using the arrow ('=>') sign. You can also add a key-and-value pair by using square brackets, as shown in the previous diagram -- it will result in the same hash value as the first example. In order to access a value from a hash, you can use its corresponding key like so:
An object in JavaScript is -- or at least looks similar to -- a hash in Ruby. Let me show you how to create an object in JavaScript. Be prepared for some déjà vu.
What we did was create an object with an arbitrary variable name and a set of curly brackets. Now on to adding elements, or properties. Just like a hash in Ruby, you can add as many properties into a JavaScript object. You simply write each property and its corresponding value using ':'. Let me add multiple properties for practice.
In order to access a value of a JavaScript object, you can call a method with the property name using a dot. Here's an example:
How about some differences between a Ruby hash and a JavaScript object? Here is a list:


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Class BlocksManager
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public class BlocksManager extends java.lang.Object
Manages the loading, generating and mesh construction of chunk objects in a thread safe way. An internal cache is used to store and retrieve chunks from memory. The BlocksManager can be setup to delegate the loading, generation and mesh creation to worker threads when a pool size of > 0 is specified for the task.The BlocksManager needs to be initialized before it can be used and should always be cleaned up to properly shutdown the worker thread pools. It is a good practice to handle the lifecycle of the BlocksManager in an
AppState
to properly initialize, update and cleanup the class.A chunk can be retrieved by using the
getChunk(Vec3i)
method. When the chunk isn't available it can be requested with therequestChunk(Vec3i)
method. The BlocksManager will first try to load the requested chunk using theChunkRepository
. When this is not successful it will try to generate the chunk using theChunkGenerator
. When this also fails, an empty chunk will be created. The requested chunk is placed in the cache and can be retrieved with thegetChunk(Vec3i)
method.When the node of a chunk in the cache is not set, the generation of the mesh is still in progress. Try to retrieve the node at a later time. Applications can register a
BlocksManagerListener
to be notified when the mesh of a chunk is updated.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BlocksManager()
BlocksManager(int cacheSize)
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description Block
addBlock(@NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i blockWorldLocation, Block block)
Place a block at the given world location.void
cleanup()
Chunk
getChunk(@NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
Retrieves the chunk at the location from the cache.static com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i
getChunkLocation(@NonNull com.jme3.math.Vector3f worldLocation)
Calculate the location of the chunk that contains the passed world location.static com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i
getPickedBlockLocation(@NonNull com.jme3.math.Vector3f contactPoint, @NonNull com.jme3.math.Vector3f contactNormal, boolean pickNeighbour)
Calculate the picked block location based on the contact point and contact normals of a contact collision.boolean
hasChunk(@NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
void
initialize()
void
invalidateChunk(@NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
Discards the chunk associated with the location from the cache.void
registerListener(@NonNull BlocksManagerListener listener)
Add a listener to the list of listeners that gets notified.Block
removeBlock(@NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i blockWorldLocation)
Removes and returns the block at the given world location.void
removeListener(@NonNull BlocksManagerListener listener)
Remove a listener from the list of listeners that gets notified.boolean
requestChunk(@NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
Request the chunk to be loaded into the cache.void
saveChunks()
Store all chunks that have changed data using theChunkRepository
void
update()
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Method Detail
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initialize
public void initialize()
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update
public void update()
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cleanup
public void cleanup()
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getChunk
public Chunk getChunk(@NonNull @NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
Retrieves the chunk at the location from the cache.- Parameters:
location
- of the chunk- Returns:
- chunk or null when not found
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hasChunk
public boolean hasChunk(@NonNull @NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
- Parameters:
location
- of the chunk- Returns:
- true when the chunk is in the cache, false otherwise
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requestChunk
public boolean requestChunk(@NonNull @NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
Request the chunk to be loaded into the cache. When the chunk cannot be loaded, it will be added to the generation queue.- Parameters:
location
- of the chunk- Returns:
- true when the chunk is successfully requested, false otherwise
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invalidateChunk
public void invalidateChunk(@NonNull @NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i location)
Discards the chunk associated with the location from the cache.- Parameters:
location
- of the chunk
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saveChunks
public void saveChunks()
Store all chunks that have changed data using theChunkRepository
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registerListener
public void registerListener(@NonNull @NonNull BlocksManagerListener listener)
Add a listener to the list of listeners that gets notified.- Parameters:
listener
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removeListener
public void removeListener(@NonNull @NonNull BlocksManagerListener listener)
Remove a listener from the list of listeners that gets notified.- Parameters:
listener
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addBlock
public Block addBlock(@NonNull @NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i blockWorldLocation, Block block)
Place a block at the given world location. When the chunk to add the block to doesn't exist, a new one is created. If there was already a block on the location it will be replace by the new block.- Parameters:
blockWorldLocation
- location in the worldblock
- to add- Returns:
- the previous block at the location or null
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removeBlock
public Block removeBlock(@NonNull @NonNull com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i blockWorldLocation)
Removes and returns the block at the given world location.- Parameters:
blockWorldLocation
- location in the world- Returns:
- the block at the given location or null
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getPickedBlockLocation
public static com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i getPickedBlockLocation(@NonNull @NonNull com.jme3.math.Vector3f contactPoint, @NonNull @NonNull com.jme3.math.Vector3f contactNormal, boolean pickNeighbour)
Calculate the picked block location based on the contact point and contact normals of a contact collision. By setting the pickNeighbour flag, the neighbour of the picked block will be returned.- Parameters:
contactPoint
- collision contact pointcontactNormal
- collision contact normalpickNeighbour
- if the neighbour block should be returned- Returns:
- the picked block or the neighbour of the picked block
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getChunkLocation
public static com.simsilica.mathd.Vec3i getChunkLocation(@NonNull @NonNull com.jme3.math.Vector3f worldLocation)
Calculate the location of the chunk that contains the passed world location.- Parameters:
worldLocation
- location in the world- Returns:
- the chunk location
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Charges dropped following Belfast bomb attack
The investigation was part of a cross-border probe into the discovery of a device under the target’s car at Shandon Park Golf Club.
All charges have been dropped against a Dublin man following an attack on a police officer in East Belfast last summer, his lawyer said.
Paul Casey, 49, was arrested in August in the Irish capital by members of the Garda Special Detective Unit as part of the cross-border probe into the discovery of an explosive device under the target’s car at Shandon Park Golf Club.
Mr Casey, of Carton Court, Ballymun, Dublin 11, had been accused of membership of an unlawful organisation but on Monday morning the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) agreed to drop the matter, Mr Casey’s law firm said in a statement.
Peter Corrigan from Phoenix Law said: “We welcome today’s decision to drop all charges in relation to our client.
“We highlighted that there was no case to answer and welcome today’s decision by the DPP to drop all charges against our client.”
Proceedings were heard at Dublin’s Special Criminal Court.
Last June a tournament, which was being held at the golf club, was cancelled and dozens of people were evacuated following the alert.
The device was a viable improvised explosive, police said.
It was discovered a short distance from Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) headquarters.


The first thing I wanted to do was make the grabbing physics based. Before I was simply translating and rotating the knife relative to the controller. This means if I put my controller through a virtual object, the knife would go directly through that object. With a fixed joint, the knife will effectively behave the same, but will be forced out of the player’s hand if this happens. Adding the fixed joint was pretty easy. I modified the grab script so that when the object is initially grabbed, it assigns a fixed joint to the knife with the controller as the connected body with a break force. When the trigger is released, it manually destroys the fixed joint. Because the fixed joint is doing all of the work tracking the knife for me, I can delete the function that updates the position and rotation of the knife.
Now that the fixed joint grab is out of the way, I want to create an actual method of sticking my knife to the wall. Before, I was just turning off physics on the knife when it collided with a wall by making the object kinematic. Now I’m going to use another fixed joint to attach the knife to a surface. I’m making the fixed joint on the knife and making the connected body the environment. And because the break force of the grab fixed joint is greater than the break force of the environment fixed joint, the grab fixed joint should always be able to pull the knife out of a surface.
I implemented the fixed joint sticking, but it is not behaving the way I want. Fixed joints do not operate the way I thought they would. If an object has a big enough force put on it, it will break the joint it has with another body. But when it is getting pushed, it will bend to whatever is pushing it before breaking. I wanted it to be rigid until the connection was broken. But the way it is now, when the player goes to grab the knife, it will be in their hand even when the connection is not broken, meaning there is no point to having to pull it out hard. I’ve decided that I will use a fixed joint to attach the knife to a surface, but once the connection is established, I’m keeping the knife in a fixed point through code. Once the player grabs and pulls away from the knife, I break the connection between the knife and the surface, so it goes to the player’s hand.
Now that I have an actual stick and pull mechanic, I need the knife to understand this with a state machine. I’ve made a state called GrabWhileStuck that makes the controller vibrate while it’s in this state. So now it feels like you’re really pulling on the knife to get it to come out. But then I had a problem where, once the knife was pulled out, it would fall to the ground instead of regrabbing. So I made a Regrab function that does this.
It is now time that I implement the most important mechanic to my game, which is the idea of being able to see a knife that has been thrown. This is actually much easier than I thought it would be. I simply spawn a Camera Rig directly below the knife, have the knife on its own layer, and set the camera to depth. This makes the knife also appear at the center of the playspace.
There’s actually a problem with the multiple vive camera rigs. My computer cannot handle tracking more than one headset and controllers to the point where it crashes when I try and do so. The showcase is in less than a week, so I have way less time to work on this than I would like. So now, instead of spawning a camera rig where the knife is, I have to instantiate a new knife at the center of the playspace that looks similar enough to the original knife that no one can tell the difference. This means instantiating it at the right rotation and having it be in the correct state. So now, I spawn a knife already stuck to an invisible cube with no physics interactions, and when the player grabs it, it spawns a knife already in their hand and destroys the original knife. Doing this actually took less time than I had imagined it would.
Now I have to implement the teleporting. I have a separate knife teleport script to do this. The script goes through several processes to make sure that the player should be able to teleport to it, then if the player holds the grip button when they grab the phantom knife, they teleport to the original knife with it now in their hand.
I have only 1 day before the showcase now. I need to build out my level.  I want the entire scene to look like an empty void of darkness. The only platforms to work with are illuminated by spotlights. I’ve added targets with animations that fall when hit in the head depending on which side they’ve been hit on. I’ve also added a respawn knife button with the touchpad so that the players can get the knife if the game glitches and it is nowhere to be found. I’ve also done some final touches like adding a tutorial wall with the controls using spotlight cookies. And with that, I’m pretty much done.


This function sort the current popultion based on non-domination. All the individuals in the first front are given a rank of 1, the second front individuals are assigned rank 2 and so on. After assigning the rank the crowding in each front is calculated.
[N,M] = size(x); switch problem case 1 M = 2; V = 6; case 2 M = 3; V = 12; end front = 1; % There is nothing to this assignment, used only to manipulate easily in % MATLAB. F(front).f = []; individual = []; for i = 1 : N % Number of individuals that dominate this individual individual(i).n = 0; % Individuals which this individual dominate individual(i).p = []; for j = 1 : N dom_less = 0; dom_equal = 0; dom_more = 0; for k = 1 : M if (x(i,V + k) < x(j,V + k)) dom_less = dom_less + 1; elseif (x(i,V + k) == x(j,V + k)) dom_equal = dom_equal + 1; else dom_more = dom_more + 1; end end if dom_less == 0 & dom_equal ~= M individual(i).n = individual(i).n + 1; elseif dom_more == 0 & dom_equal ~= M individual(i).p = [individual(i).p j]; end end if individual(i).n == 0 x(i,M + V + 1) = 1; F(front).f = [F(front).f i]; end end % Find the subsequent fronts while ~isempty(F(front).f) Q = []; for i = 1 : length(F(front).f) if ~isempty(individual(F(front).f(i)).p) for j = 1 : length(individual(F(front).f(i)).p) individual(individual(F(front).f(i)).p(j)).n = ... individual(individual(F(front).f(i)).p(j)).n - 1; if individual(individual(F(front).f(i)).p(j)).n == 0 x(individual(F(front).f(i)).p(j),M + V + 1) = ... front + 1; Q = [Q individual(F(front).f(i)).p(j)]; end end end end front = front + 1; F(front).f = Q; end [temp,index_of_fronts] = sort(x(:,M + V + 1)); for i = 1 : length(index_of_fronts) sorted_based_on_front(i,:) = x(index_of_fronts(i),:); end current_index = 0; % Find the crowding distance for each individual in each front for front = 1 : (length(F) - 1) objective = []; distance = 0; y = []; previous_index = current_index + 1; for i = 1 : length(F(front).f) y(i,:) = sorted_based_on_front(current_index + i,:); end current_index = current_index + i; % Sort each individual based on the objective sorted_based_on_objective = []; for i = 1 : M [sorted_based_on_objective, index_of_objectives] = ... sort(y(:,V + i)); sorted_based_on_objective = []; for j = 1 : length(index_of_objectives) sorted_based_on_objective(j,:) = y(index_of_objectives(j),:); end f_max = ... sorted_based_on_objective(length(index_of_objectives), V + i); f_min = sorted_based_on_objective(1, V + i); y(index_of_objectives(length(index_of_objectives)),M + V + 1 + i)... = Inf; y(index_of_objectives(1),M + V + 1 + i) = Inf; for j = 2 : length(index_of_objectives) - 1 next_obj = sorted_based_on_objective(j + 1,V + i); previous_obj = sorted_based_on_objective(j - 1,V + i); if (f_max - f_min == 0) y(index_of_objectives(j),M + V + 1 + i) = Inf; else y(index_of_objectives(j),M + V + 1 + i) = ... (next_obj - previous_obj)/(f_max - f_min); end end end distance = []; distance(:,1) = zeros(length(F(front).f),1); for i = 1 : M distance(:,1) = distance(:,1) + y(:,M + V + 1 + i); end y(:,M + V + 2) = distance; y = y(:,1 : M + V + 2); z(previous_index:current_index,:) = y; end f = z();


All words have atleat one "syllable".
Syllables are chunks of sound and can be just one letter or groups of letters,it's the sound that matters.
For Eg: In the word HOPEFUL, "HOPE" and "FUL" --> 2 chunks of sound. So this word has two syllables
So all you have to do is, Workout the number of syllables for each word that appears. But here comes the twist..!! You have to do the same for words in TELUGU
Click on the number which you think is the right answer..!! GOODLUCK !!


replay_buffer = []
// Wait raylet for starting an IO worker.
time.sleep(1)
// Create objects of more than 800 MiB.
for _ in range(100):
ref = None
print("-----------------------------------")
// randomly sample objects
for _ in range(1000):
index = random.choice(list(range(buffer_length)))
ref = replay_buffer[index]
solution = solution_buffer[index]
sample = ray.get(ref, timeout=0)
assert np.array_equal(sample, solution)


This report contains the security assessment results from Cloudsplaining, which maps out the IAM risk landscape in a report, identifies where resource ARN constraints are not used, and identifies other risks in IAM policies like Privilege Escalation[1], Resource Exposure[2], Infrastructure Modification[3], and Data Exfiltration[4].
Remediating these issues, where necessary, will help to limit the blast radius in the case of compromised AWS credentials.
| Risk | Instances | Impact [0] |
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| Privilege Escalation [1] | {{ t["policies_with_privilege_escalation"] }} | Critical |
| Resource Exposure [2] | {{ t["policies_with_permissions_management"] }} | High |
| Infrastructure Modification [3] | {{ t["results"]|length }} | High |
| Data Exfiltration [4] | {{ t["policies_with_data_leak_potential"] }} | Medium |


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Here's how it works:
Ping-Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
- Numbers divisible by 3 will be replaced with "ping"
- Numbers divisible by 5 will be replaced with "pong"
- Numbers divisible by 15 will be replaced with "ping-pong"


Providing value is our way of life. For you as an owner, this means providing the best return for your investment; but that's not where it ends, we also value the tenant, providing a well represented, well maintained home for them to come home to everyday.
With our regular reports, inspections and maintenance, you not only know your property will be well looked after, but it is likely to maintain its market value even after being tenanted for many years.


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For the marie-rose sauce, mix the mayonnaise, ketchup, cayenne pepper and lemon juice together in a large bowl. Season, to taste, with Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce and a splash of brandy. Stir to combine.
For the prawn cocktail, place a spoonful of marie-rose sauce into the bottom of four serving glasses. Divide the lettuce equally among the glasses. Spoon another layer of sauce on top.
Arrange the prawns on top and finish with a final spoonful of sauce (any remaining sauce can be covered and stored in the fridge for 2-3 days and used for other recipes).
Sprinkle with a little cayenne pepper, and top with a slice of apple and a sprig of dill. Garnish with a lemon wedge and serve with a slice of toasted ciabatta.


Recal is a quick hack I use when my Palm (Vx, Zire or Tungsten T) loses its digitizer settings. This unfortunately happens once in a while. The only way in getting the device back on track is to recalibrate the digitizer using the appropriate panel in the Preferences application. But how do you tap your way into the calibration screen when the digitizer is in a messed up state (which came first: the chicken or the egg? And who cares?)
Recal to the rescue ...
Installation of Recal is like installing any other Palm OS program:
When the synchronization is done you will have a 'Recal' icon in the Unfiled category on your Palm PDA. Feel free to move Recal to another category.
Recal auto-starts after a HotSync or a Soft Reset of the device. If you do a Hard Reset all applications and data are lost - even Recal will not survive this. When Recal is started this way the Calibrate Digitizer dialog is launched after a configurable amount of time and you will have to complete a full calibration before moving on to something else.
The first time you launch Recal you will be prompted to calibrate your device. The settings will be saved and used during auto calibration.
Note! Recal is not compatible with the system digitizer calibration setting dialog. You can use both. But Recal uses it's own settings when doing auto calibration.
By tapping the Recal icon you will be able to launch the Calibrate Digitizer dialog by tapping the button or pressing the Up or Down key. The Delay field controls the delay (in seconds) before launching the Calibrate Digitizer dialog upon a initial HotSync or a Soft Reset.
The Timeout value given is the timeout the digitizer screen will be idle between taps.
The Precision value is the precision of taps wíthin the crossharis. The lower the number selected, the finer the precision. On a healthy device the precision should be set to 1 pt.
Select the delay between auto calibrations or set the delay to Never to .. never auto calibrate. Note! On pre 3.2 Palm OS devices the display will most likely turn on when auto calibrating. So, beware - if you have a device timeout on say 2 minutes and you set auto calibrate to 1 minute you may experience that the device will have it's battery drained. Of course, if you really need to auto calibrate your device every minute you might as well get a new device ;-) And no, there is nothing I can do to help this. PalmSource/Access made this by design.
Depending on your device you may see one or more of the following options:
That is all there is to it. Enjoy! :o)


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Comparing A with B
Charts
- Compare build rates and investment costs:
All processes
Electricity generation total
- Compare costs:
NPV (detailed),
2025 (detailed),
2030 (detailed),
2050 (detailed).
- Compare greenhouse gases:
2025 (detailed),
2030 (detailed),
2050 (detailed).
- Compare electricity generation:
2025,
2030,
2050.
- Compare road transport mileage:
2025,
2030,
2050.
- Compare residential and services heating:
2025,
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- Compare carbon prices:
over time.
- Flows of particular commodities:
natural gas
What ifs that are used in these scenarios


Climate protesters delay Harvard-Yale football game after staging sit-in on field
by Sam DormanSaturday's Harvard-Yale football game came to a halt after climate protesters staged a sit-in during halftime and refused to leave.
A few dozen protesters made their way onto the field. Some held signs demanding that Ivy League schools divest from the fossil fuel industry. Others had signs that raised issues of Puerto Rican debt and the treatment of the Uighurs in China.
The incident ended after about an hour when police escorted some of the protesters off the field. A handful of others were arrested.
Police in yellow vests initially lined up alongside the sit-in but did not intervene. When the 15-minute halftime expired and the protest continued, hundreds more fans streamed onto the field to join in. By halftime, Harvard was leading Yale 15-3.
DONALD TRUMP REACTS TO JANE FONDA'S ARRESTS: 'NOTHING CHANGES'
Chants of “Hey Hey! Ho Ho! Fossil fuels have got to go!” were interrupted by the public address announcer imploring the protesters to leave.
“As a courtesy to both teams, the game must resume,” he said.
After about an hour, police formed a line and moved forward, from the Yale sideline toward the Harvard sideline. An agreement was reached to escort the remaining protesters off the field, with one police officer to accompany every two protesters.
Those who did not leave at that point, about one or two dozen, were informed by Yale Police Chief Ronnell Higgins that they would be arrested.
The protest received support from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., who has become a leading figure of the progressive movement's climate advocacy.
Others weren't supportive of the protest.
"If we haven’t yet reached peak stupid, then we are assuredly about to cross the event horizon," former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino tweeted.
The incident was just the latest in a series of climate demonstrations that erupted in the fall. Protesters held sit-ins in the offices of both House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, demanding more aggressive action on climate change. Actress Jane Fonda has participated in several protests, including one on Friday that resulted in multiple arrests.
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Climate change has gained more attention as 2020 Democrats shone a spotlight on the issue and President Trump filed paperwork to officially withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Inspiration
The Ocean Cleanup is a non-government engineering environmental organization based in the Netherlands in 2013,that develops technology to extract plastic pollution from the oceans.
WHO was established on 7 April 1948, and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It takes Measures to ensure the safe and environmentally sound management of health care wastes, which can prevent adverse health and environmental impacts.
PETA was founded in 1980 and is dedicated to the safety of all animals.Peta believes in abolishing plastic litter which causes animal ailments and disorders.
Profiling
Sorting, the first step in recycling plastic waste after collection, separates, cleans and prepares materials intended for recycling. Depending on its nature, sorted plastic waste will be processed directly on the site of the recycling company responsible for receiving it or be taken to a specialist recycling centre. Since there are many categories of materials and many processes, varying according to the type of product, we are going to identify the main methods used by Paprec, follow the route taken by materials in recycling centres and detail the treatment methods specific to the various types of plastic waste.
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The 2nd contest will be between the communities of @KomodoPlatform @ArkEcosystem @nano and @0xProject. Make sure you vote and retweet for your favorite coin, so they make a chance of winning the $525 ad and the best publicity on https://t.co/I04Pzhn5Fi . $ARK $KMD $ZRX $NA...
bogybogy07-Dec-18 10:36 AM
Good morning to everyone, someone can explain me if he can what is the story with Corda(R3) many banks are using and where komodo is better than them if few words,We can see massive influx of companies, corporations, financial institutions and governments trying using Blockchain technology but none of what we know or just build by some private companies where general people doesn't have access,
actionslacks07-Dec-18 10:50 AM
Looks like a private, permissioned database system that is not publicly mineable, has no blockchain or proof of work mechanism. Sql with utxo’s or something.(edited)
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bogybogy07-Dec-18 11:49 AM
Thanks appreciate
Unfortunately the company's doesn't care all this is all about to reduce the cost and the company to affiliate them name with the brand named Blockchain
GlorymanRTS07-Dec-18 12:55 PM
@Deleted User Thats a good point. Dukeleto was talking about security on his website, you check it out.(edited)
Just bought http://amzn.eu/d/eokBl1W second monitor for my laptop - gonna get some serious productivity increase now lads!
Cryptoon07-Dec-18 01:40 PM
why so small though
benohanlon07-Dec-18 02:21 PM
@Deleted User@Cryptoon cos I want my gear to be portable. So value portability over size.
benohanlon07-Dec-18 02:29 PM
You know the idea of EDC (every day carry) being able to get it all into a rucksack.
PTYX07-Dec-18 02:30 PM
Let me know how is the quality
benohanlon07-Dec-18 02:47 PM
actually it was recommended by @MaJoRa who is a GUI dev that came on the Wales trip and a good friend of mine. He has all kinds of cool stuff.
@MaJoRa is still a virgin to this blockchain thing... so we need to get him involved
he worked on some very well known projects
Cryptoon07-Dec-18 02:55 PM
fair enough @benohanlon :p
I just have multiple workspaces, one at the office with 2x 24" and one at home with one 28" monitor
combined with the macbook pro screen it's more than enough, and cant really imagine myself with a multi screen setup on an airplane or so
So portable secondary screen isnt really necessary for me
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Dec-18 02:58 PM
If I had 6 13" monitors and I turned them all portrait and screened them in pairs, I might be able to function like that...(edited)
benohanlon07-Dec-18 03:01 PM
this is @MaJoRa's set-up
Cryptoon07-Dec-18 03:02 PM
weird point of view
or the guy is huuuuuge
or why are the screens tilted like that
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Dec-18 03:16 PM
That, but @ 27" is about how mine is
or why are the screens tilted like that
if you're looking down, the you tilt the top back
if you're looking up then you tilt the bottom back
KSanJuan07-Dec-18 03:58 PM
Stand up desk?
ch6ris07-Dec-18 04:17 PM
defiantly not, I can see a bin? On the ground with what I believe are used "nose" tissues(edited)
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That photo is taken from a chair on wheels that tilts back slightly by someone 6 foot or taller.
SHossain07-Dec-18 04:33 PM
Fish-eye lens would make things more round and curved
sbucks07-Dec-18 05:00 PM
hey guys, tried to download win64 desktop wallet from komodoplatform.com, download button returns no download.
Nabob07-Dec-18 05:03 PM
Please wait some more days for new build @sbucks Downloads are disabled on site for now(edited)
bogybogy07-Dec-18 10:45 PM
Gents who can write am article to show the difference between komodo and hyperledger
I have seen the members from hyperledger...all are massive
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polycryptoblog08-Dec-18 12:22 AM
hyperledger isnt blockchain
no coins, no global consensus, permissioned, editable
really comparing apples to oranges
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴08-Dec-18 12:32 AM
apples and oranges still more similar
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actionslacks08-Dec-18 05:37 AM
all the corporate blockchain projects are missing the point and willfully ignoring the real scaling, security and societal benefits of an universally accessible and mineable blockchain protocol. While these permissioned projects may be profitable and technologically sophisticated, they are not the competition. they aren't even on the same playing field.
Acura08-Dec-18 07:03 AM
kicked
house08-Dec-18 08:43 AM
Doesn’t matter whether they are right or wrong @actionslacks ... tried and proofed results having pole position is their intention. Simply no way they can compete with grass roots, but sheep be sheep. Our job is to educate the sheep to see the wolf
actionslacks08-Dec-18 09:18 AM
they're just trying to capitalize on what's trending. It's kinda like all the exchanges that end up taking everyone's money. it never ends. and it never will with centralized systems. bitcoin is crashing but it still works. no one can just arbitrarily turn the lights off and wipe everyone out. cold comfort but thats the difference to me anyway.
house08-Dec-18 10:52 AM
Yup ... certainly crazy days
The upswing will not only drop jaws but make fundamental stalwarts very wealthy
Here for the long haul
PTYX08-Dec-18 02:09 PM
@actionslacks at this point in time, services like AWS managed blockchains have certainly become the competition.
Regarding scaling, I don't think they will have problems scaling. There are corporate solutions on permission and public blockchains.
hardcoree09-Dec-18 12:31 AM
yo
i cant seem to download the komodo wallet from the website for some reason
Hermes09-Dec-18 12:42 AM
@hardcoree We are currently doing an update to the wallet a release candidate will be uplodaded to the website in the coming days...we will be announcing it in our main channels and social media.
johnsmith12309-Dec-18 03:38 AM
Will ledger support the fork that’s coming?
PTYX09-Dec-18 03:44 AM
Yes it will.
johnsmith12309-Dec-18 04:53 AM
Do you know how fast after the fork they will upgrade their wallets?
Hermes09-Dec-18 07:22 AM
The wallet will be updated a few days before the update @johnsmith123
A cornerstone of the Bitcoin scaling debates is the ability of nodes to fully validate the chain state. Without validating the entire…
jl777c09-Dec-18 09:55 AM
@Acura can you get a hold of the author and tell him about custom CC? the new consensus rules can be added to a custom CC to implement what he talks about. it would be tricky, but at least a lot of the work of making a blockchain is already in place and gradually more and more can be moved into the coda
Acura09-Dec-18 10:48 AM
@jl777c have written him. Maybe he joins our Discord


There is a non-insignifigant part of me that wants to get into shape (read attractive) so that when an attractive girl looks at me, I can sneer at her. This is a somewhat troubling state of affairs.
What if I enter into a relationship with a dreamboat? Just imagine that– being in bed next to this gorgous human being. I’ve just woken up, and I prop myself up on an elbow to look over at her. Just then, she snuggles deeper into the blankets, a content smile on her lips (of course, I entertain the conceit that she is dreaming of me). I reach down and gently put my hand above her navel, and I can feel the baby, our baby, kick softly as it turns. It occurs to me that I’ve never been happier. A part of me is in disbelief that this magnificent human being has chosen me, and I can’t help but smile.
She wouldn’t have even looked at me when I was fat.


API Client
A simple networking abstraction inspired by: http://kean.github.io/post/api-client
Features
- Provides RequestBuilder easily create your requests
- Declarative definition of endpoints
- Define your endpoints mostly with relative paths to a base URL.
- Easily adaptable to use with common reactive frameworks (RxSwift, PromiseKit) via extensions
- Comes with Combine support.
- Chain multiple requests easily
- Mocks responses easily
Documentation
Checkout the docs here
Installation
Carthage
github "DanielCardonaRojas/APIClient" ~> 1.0.1
Cocoapods
pod 'APIClient', :git => 'https://github.com/DanielCardonaRojas/APIClient', :tag => '1.0.1', :branch => 'master'
SwiftPM
.package(url: "https://github.com/DanielCardonaRojas/APIClient", .upToNextMajor(from: "1.0.0"))
Usage
- Create a client object pointing to some base url
lazy var client: APIClient = {
let configuration = URLSessionConfiguration.default
let client = APIClient(baseURL: "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com", configuration: configuration)
return client
}()
- Define a declerative API
struct Todo: Codable {
let title: String
let completed: Bool
}
enum API {
enum Todos {
static func get() -> Endpoint<Todo> {
return Endpoint<Todo>(method: .get, path: "/todos/1")
}
}
}
- Consume the API (Comes with Callback and combine API), refer to the section below to integrate with PromiseKit or RxSwift
Callback API
client.request(endpoint, success: { item in
print("\(item)")
}, fail: { error in
print("Error \(error.localizedDescription)")
})
Combine API
// Combine API
let publisher: AnyPublisher<Todo, Error> = client.request(endpoint)
publisher.sink(receiveCompletion: { completion in
if case let .failure(error) = completion {
print("Error \(error.localizedDescription)")
}
}, receiveValue: { value in
print("\(value)")
}).store(in: &disposables)
Chaining multiple request
Alternatively to using the regular combine API of the APIClient class, APIClientPublisher creates a custom publisher from a APIClient and allows to easily chain multiple endpoints creating a sequence dependent requests.
let endpoint: Endpoint<[Post]> = Endpoint(method: .get, path: "/posts")
APIClientPublisher(client: client, endpoint: endpoint).chain({
Endpoint<PostDetail>(method: .get, path: "/posts/\($0.first!.id)")
}).receive(on: RunLoop.main)
.sink(receiveCompletion: { _ in
}, receiveValue: { _ in
expectation.fulfill()
}).store(in: &disposables)
Retrying a request
There is no built interceptors in this package but retrying requests and other related effects can be accomplished, using combine built in facilities.
Retrying requests can be accomplished using tryCatch
and has been documented by many authors,
give this a read for more details
// Copied from https://www.donnywals.com/retrying-a-network-request-with-a-delay-in-combine/
.tryCatch({ error -> AnyPublisher<(data: Data, response: URLResponse), Error> in
print("In the tryCatch")
switch error {
case DataTaskError.rateLimitted, DataTaskError.serverBusy:
return dataTaskPublisher
.delay(for: 3, scheduler: DispatchQueue.global())
.eraseToAnyPublisher()
default:
throw error
}
})
.retry(2)
Mocking Responses
It is easy to add fake responses that will bypass any http calls.
let client: APIClient = ...
MockDataClientHijacker.sharedInstance.registerSubstitute(User.fake(), requestThatMatches: .path(#"/posts/*"#))
client.hijacker = MockDataClientHijacker.sharedInstance
let endpoint = Endpoint<User>(method: .get, path: "/")
client.request(endpoint) // Will return fake User
PromiseKit Integration
Integrating PromiseKit can be done through the following extension:
import PromiseKit
extension APIClient {
func request<Response, T>(_ requestConvertible: T,
additionalHeaders headers: [String: String]? = nil,
additionalQuery queryParameters: [String: String]? = nil,
baseUrl: URL? = nil) -> Promise<T.Result>
where T: URLResponseCapable, T: URLRequestConvertible, T.Result == Response {
return Promise { seal in
self.request(requestConvertible, additionalHeaders: headers, additionalQuery: queryParameters, success: { response in
seal.fulfill(response)
}, fail: { error in
seal.reject(error)
})
}
}
}
RxSwift Integration
Use this extension
import RxSwift
extension APIClient {
func request<Response, T>(_ requestConvertible: T,
additionalHeaders headers: [String: String]? = nil,
additionalQuery queryParameters: [String: String]? = nil,
baseUrl: URL? = nil) -> Observable<T.Result>
where T: URLResponseCapable, T: URLRequestConvertible, T.Result == Response {
return Observable.create({ observer in
let dataTask = self.request(requestConvertible, additionalHeaders: headers, additionalQuery: queryParameters, baseUrl: baseUrl, success: { response in
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Chapter 1 Introduction
This book is organized into modules, each of which provide a motivated example of doing data science with R and Spark. The modules are based on notes I created while learning how to make scalable machine learning pipelines, focusing on the tools provided by Microsoft R Server, Azure HDInsight, and Spark.
1.1 Why R?
R is a very popular programming environment for data scientists, especially those with academic experience in statistics, and statistical learning theory. The abundance of available packages for statistical modeling, visualization, and machine learning, coupled with the deep interactivity baked into it’s very foundation, push it to the top of the stack for data science. It’s highly expressive, allowing a data scientist an abundance of flexibility, and the ability to develop highly sophistical statistical learning models in very few lines of code. Unfortunately, in order to maintain the level of interactivity R provides, it must sacrifice on speed and performance relative to it’s lower-level, statically typed counterparts. This performance block has often hindered R’s ability to scale, and prevents it’s more general adoption in enterprise settings.
1.2 Microsoft R Server
Microsoft R (formerly known as Revolution R Enterprise, RRE) was developed to tackle R’s scalability challenges and increase the adoption of the R project in industry. The Microsoft R distribution includes R packages designed specifically for scalability, exposing new parallel external memory algorithms that interact with data residing in disk or distributed data stores, and a new highly optimized columnar data object, called xdf (short for eXternal Data Frame), that is chunked and especially amenable for parallelization.
A data scientist’s coding and debugging time is the most important resource in data science applications, and MRS makes it possible for the data scientist to execute highly performant distributed algorithms on huge amounts of data without ever having to leave their favorite programming environment. As many data scientists (especially those that are trained in R and statistics) are unlikely to have development experience low-level languages like Java, it is becoming increasingly imperative that their favorite programming languages can interact with high-performant progrmaming frameworks and architectures like Spark.
1.3 Apache Spark
Developed at the AMPLab (Algorithms, Machines and People), at Berkeley, Spark was designed to tackle scalability. Data is growing much faster than Moore’s law for CPUs, so creating commodity computers was not feasible or scalable for the type of data we face today. However, the cost of memory is dropping at a faster rate than CPU speed.
While Hadoop revolutionized computing by reintroducing distributed computing through the MapReduce framework, and distributed storage through HDFS, Spark ignited (excuse the pun, and those forthcoming) the revolution further by utilizing distributed memory storage and computation for in-data sharing during interactive Map Reduce jobs. By eliminating the I/O overhead that MapReduce amplifies, Spark algorithms can achive 10 - 100 orders of magnitude performance improvements over traditional MapReduce.
1.4 SparkR
Spark has a number of APIs, allowing you to write code in your favorite language to be executed in Spark. The most popular APIs for Spark are Scala and Python.
The SparkR API is less mature than the Python and Scala APIs, but provides R with an abstraction to interact with data residing in Spark DataFrames in a manner that looks a lot like manipulating R data.frames
, and has a syntax that will be familiar to many R users of the dplyr
package (in fact, the Spark DataFrames API was directly influenced by R data.frames
and the Python pandas
package). While the API shines in data manipulation and aggregation, it is currently very limited for modeling and predictive analysis. However, when used in conjuction with the algorithms provided by MRS, developers can build full data science pipelines utilizing the scalability of Spark without ever having to leave their R environment.
1.5 Azure HDInsight
Even though Hadoop was envisioned as a framework that could run on commodity, inexpensive hardware, deploying Hadoop in practice required extensive resources. Azure HDInsight is a fully-managed Hadoop distribution on the cloud, based on the popular Hadoop distribution, Hortonworks Data Platform. Through their partnership with Hortonworks, Microsoft has created a state-of-the-art service for deploying Hadoop and Spark clusters on the cloud.
1.6 Prerequisites - What You’ll Need
While much of the material in these notes will generalize to other implementations of Spark and R, in order to take complete advantage of everything here you’ll need an Azure subscription, and enough credit in your subscription to provision a Premium Spark HDInsight Cluster. More details on provisioning are provided in the HDInsight chapter. The complete prerequisites (in order of importance):
- An Azure subscription
- A terminal emulator with openSSH or bash, e.g., bash on Linux, Mac Terminal, iTerm2, Putty, or Cygwin/MobaXterm
- PowerBI Desktop
- Azure Storage explorer
- Visual Studio 2015
These notes will be most useful to those that have been programming with R, have a solid knowledge of statistics and machine learning, but have limited exposure to Spark. I don’t assume any Spark background for these notes, and try to explain the Spark concepts from the ground up. I also do not presume that you have used the Microsoft R Server implementation of R, or have used the RevoScaleR package that MRS ships with.
1.7 Data Used
In these notes, I will look at three different data sources:
- New York Airlines Dataset
- New York Taxi Data
- Fannie Mae Single Family Loan Level Data
1.8 Versioning
We will be using HDInsight 3.4, which is running HDP 2.4 and Spark 1.6. The MRS version is Microsoft R Server 8.0.3. The HDInsight cluster consists of 4 worker nodes, two head nodes, and an edge node. Each node conists of 8 cores, and 28 GB of RAM. I will also discuss Spark 2.0, and describe its improvements over Spark 1.6, and showcase their differences.


Please read the important disclaimer regarding the use of this service.
This game on the Cardano blockchain is a simple image-generating service that is powered by the PIGY Token. Sending the PIGY Token and ADA to the address above will either mint, blend, or burn Cardano native tokens, each with a customized image of a pig.
The images can be viewed by visiting the IPFS link in the minting metadata for the token, or by visiting a token-viewing explorer such as pool.pm/tokens.
The image-blending process randomly combines attributes of the “parent” images to create a new “child” image. Carefully chosen blending strategies can produce “offspring” with particular target characteristics. Click here to see the “family tree” for the first pig-image tokens created using this service.
If no PIGY or if too little ADA is sent in the transaction, the service will not automatically mint, blend, or burn the pig-image token; nevertheless, the funds will be returned to the sending address via a manually-constructed transaction, in which case there may be a considerable delay (hours or days) in receiving them back. If you fail to receive the pig-image token, please check the metadata in the refund transaction to learn why it failed.
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Fortnite's Second Physical Switch Release Includes £70 Worth Of Content For £25
"The biggest Fortnite content pack ever"
by Ryan CraddockDespite being an online-based, digital-only game, Fortnite has today been treated to its second physical release on Nintendo Switch and other platforms.
Called Fortnite: Darkfire Bundle, this release is an all-new retail version of the game which comes with a recommended retail price of £25 (although we've already seen it cheaper on sites like Amazon). It features £70 worth of in-game content with 13 items being offered in total.
Of course, if you do opt to pick this up physically, you'll find a download code waiting for you in the box with no cartridge. You can also grab it directly from the eShop.
Here's what you get:
- Dark Power Chord Outfit
- Shadow Ark Outfit
- Molten Omen Outfit
- Dark Angular Shift Wrap
- Molten Angular Shift Wrap
- Shadow Angular Shift Wrap
- Dark Six String Back Bling
- Molten Battle Shroud Back Bling
- Shadow Ark Wings Back Bling
- Dark Strikers Dual-Wielding Pickaxe
- Molten Strikers Dual-Wielding Pickaxe
- Shadow Strikers Dual-Wielding Pickaxe
- Unification Emote
A similar bundle appeared in stores around this time last year called Fortnite: Deep Freeze Bundle, which was released at the same price point. At this rate, collectors will soon be able to have a small series of physical releases for this digital-only phenomenon. Gaming's weird, huh?


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--- title: Covid-19 Epidemic Data Download slug: data ---
We collect several ways to get the 2019-nCoV epidemic data.
R users can get the epidemic data via the ncovr package we develop, which basically includes the datasets described later.
# Install the remotes package
install.packages('remotes')
# Install the ncovr package
remotes::install_github('pzhaonet/ncovr')
# windows users have to set the Chinese environment
Sys.setlocale('LC_CTYPE', 'Chinese')
# Load the ncovr package
require("ncovr")
# read RDS data (default；recommended)
get_ncov()
# read .csv files (recommended)
get_ncov(method = 'csv')
# read from api
get_ncov(method = 'api')
Please see the help documents for more details.
Non-R users can download the .csv files directly from the repository BlankerL/DXY-2019-nCoV-Data, and then open it with tools such as Excel.
This repository provides .json files as well.
An Excel spreadsheet of daily national data can be downloaded from the JackieZheng/2019-nCoV. This project also provides other data format with the same content.
It would be appreciated if you let us know other data sources, which will be listed here.
nCov2019 is another R package for downloading data.
remotes::install_github("GuangchuangYu/nCov2019")
library(nCov2019)
x <- get_nCov2019()
x
time(x)
x[]
More details can be found on its GitHub repo.
R is a free and open-source software package. We use R for data collection, cleaning, and visualization, as well as developing models, building this website, and automatically updating.
For R beginners, we published a book Learning R: from the very beginning (Peng Zhao and Yi Li. Research Press,2018. In Chinese). Click the following image and visit the homepage and read sample chapters for free.


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This page covers how to build DistributedLog 0.4.0-incubating from sources.
Build DistributedLog
In order to build DistributedLog you need the source code. Either download the source of a release or clone the git repository.
In addition you need Maven 3 and a JDK (Java Development Kit). DistributedLog requires at least Java 7 to build. We recommend using Java 8.
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Disclaimer: this is just my recreation of the one found here [[http://obruboff.ru/english-pages/usb-volume-control/]]. All credits go to him, many thanks for sharing! Спасибо!
Software: USB without Arduino
Hardware: RapideUSB
Presentation
Principle
Points of interrest
Important subtlety I didn't get at first: we implement a "Consumer device" **not** a "Keyboard"! Hence my surprise that the codes for the Volume control on Keyboard and the ones implemented were different (see the [[http://www.usb.org/developers/hidpage#HID_Usage|HID doc]] chapter 10 vs. chapter 15).
Good thing is there are lots of nice functions possible to implement too, like a "Next" button that I'm much more interrested to bind to the click of the rotary encoder to that rather than mute.
Alternate version 3 buttons
Late December 2019 I changed my keyboard to one I like //but// has no media keys, so I made a 3 buttons one for mute/vol+/vol- and on LInux/Eclipse.
Schematics
Bill of materials
* Rotary encoder, in my case cheapo eBay guys which are **not** EC11 as I lost hours to understand (thank you eBay vendor). Same principle though: 2 pins A & B pulled up, if you turn left they go low in order A then B, if you turn right it's B then A. Once you get that, you're in business. But again **not** fancy encoders with state keeping like EC11 of Alps.
* A board for USB, like the great [[RapideUSB]] board by your host (^_^)
* All the usual V-USB dings and dents : 2x 3.6v Zener diodes, 2x 68 ohm resistors, 1x 1.5kOhm, 12MHz crystal, caps, ...
* [[ATtiny2313]] or [[ATmega8a]] for instance, but program is small so no real problem here. You'll just need a few pins to read the encoder and the button
* Some leds for the bling bling
Implementation
Cheapo encoder
Both wires A and B are pulled UP with a 10k resistor, the middle pin (C) is grounded. I might have got the direction wrong, I do that from memory, but you get the jist.
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Source code
As usual in GitHub:
* [[https://github.com/AlanFromJapan/alanarduinotools/tree/master/Atmegaxx8/UsbVolumeControl|The version with the rotary encoder]] (Atmel Studio project)
* [[https://github.com/AlanFromJapan/alanarduinotools/tree/master/Attiny2313/UsbMiniMediaKeyboard|The version with just 3 buttons]] (Eclipse project)
Pictures
//In built status box... it's a cypress block carved inside//
//With its perfectly rounded pao-santo button. Lineseed oil finish.//
//Another version for another PC with 3 buttons: sound up/down/mute, with its enclosure //
Links
Helpful sources
* [[http://hackaday.com/2017/01/11/encoders-spin-us-right-round/]]
Inspiration
* This is just my implementation of this so many thanks for sharing !See original here ⇒ [[http://obruboff.ru/english-pages/usb-volume-control/]]
* Default keyboard mapping: [[http://www.usb.org/developers/hidpage#HID_Usage]] in Section 15 "Consumer Page"


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What do the numbers in miner mean?
Good shares - Total amount of correct shares to be rewarded
Last share - Time from receiving last share
Bad shares - Total amount of incorrect shares or shares which were sent too late. These shares are not rewarded
Shares difficulty - The current value of difficulty for each sent share
Currency balance - Total amount of confirmed coins available for withdrawal
Unconfirmed balance - Amount of mined coins which are waiting for confirmation from our servers
Reward method - PPS or PPLNS reward method you have selected in your account`s Dashboard
CPU cores - Select quantity of your CPU cores which will be used for mining
Merged mining - Merged mining allows you to mine Fantomcoin (FCN) or MonetaVerde (MCN) in addition to the major coin without reducing its hashrate


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sheetName
- The name of the sheet within the spreadsheet file to render. If this argument is omitted, the first sheet is rendered.
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example
<static> void example(<String> file)
A simple example for using helma.Chart that renders
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Parameters:
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In case you haven't heard already we are putting on an OData Roadshow.
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The Roadshow will visit each of these locations:
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Minnesota veterans have died by suicide at more than twice the rate of the state's civilian population since 2005, although that rate declined slightly in 2018, according to an analysis of data provided by the Minnesota Department of Public Health.
In all, nearly 1,600 Minnesota veterans have died by suicide since 2005, underscoring a longstanding crisis that’s taken a heavy toll on vulnerable veteran populations while playing a role in worsening suicide numbers overall.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs estimates about 16 military veterans die of suicide each day nationally.
Preliminary data on veterans' deaths was provided by the Department of Health at the Star Tribune's request and provides a comprehensive look at the characteristics of suicides among those with prior military experience.
Finalized statistics for 2018 have not yet been released, but despite a drop in the suicide rate between 2017 and 2018, the suicide rate among veterans routinely remains far higher than that of the general population.
State death records show that 44 veteran suicides occurred between January and June 2019 — a number roughly in line with recent years
Suicides occur most often among those who are male and older than 54. Two-thirds of Minnesota's veteran suicide deaths involved a firearm, a method more common among former service members than other groups.
And as Minnesota's gradually dwindling veteran populations age, experts have warned rates could further rise without intervention.
"Suicide is heartbreaking, and our nation understandably grieves with each one," read a VA release from September. "However, suicide is preventable, and we all have a role to play in saving lives."
The Veterans Crisis Line can be reached toll free by calling 1-800-273-8255 and pressing 1. It’s open to all veterans, not just those who are patients at VA medical centers. The text number is 838255.


The Slow Carb Diet is a diet created by Tim Ferris. It was first intro in a blog post then popularised in his book The 4-hour Body.
This site is an attempt to let people easily find what is allowed on the diet. The source code for this site is on Github


I feel a little awkward about writing this because I don't think I fit the typical profile of posters on this site. At 49 years old, my chronological age probably puts me in an over-the-hill category, especially for a first time user. But I certainly feel, and for what it's worth been told I look, much younger than my years and am open about most new experiences especially where mind and body are concerned. I also firmly believe that some things are simply meant to be, and my path to Ecstasy, in every connotation of the word, was along the direction the universe had been leading me.
I had been interested in trying X for awhile, having read about the effects both at raves as well as treatment for cancer patients. As fate would have it, and it generally does, I happened to mention my desire while visiting friends out west. And, as luck/coincidence/the cosmos would have it, my friend happened to have some he was willing to share with me. He gave me time to think about it, which I did over the course of the following day. I called with my decision to proceed late the next afternoon.
We decided to do so later that evening during a previously arranged dinner out, with his recommendation first that I refrain from eating. Upon picking me up a few hours later, he kindly arranged to have me speak to a friend of his who provided some preparation for my journey. I admit to being a bit nervous as I took the X, in a divided dose, but was eagerly anticipating the effects.
Shortly thereafter, while in the company of some truly inspiring, avante garde people, my friend asked me if I felt my heart opening. My heart, I responded, was always open--how would I know the difference? Well, not ten minutes later, I KNEW. I'm not sure if it was when my vision turned technicolor, like when Dorothy enters Oz where everything that had been black and white suddenly became vividly bold and dazzling or when I turned to my friend, blinked and felt like I never wanted to open my eyes again.
He wisely pronounced it time to leave as he led me back to the car where I felt a tremendous peacefulness overpower me. That, and absolutely no censorship between what was in my mind and what came out of my mouth. It was total, raw, unplugged honesty. Later, thinking back to some of the things I said, I thought I'd be mortified...but as a person who places tremendous value on honesty, I didn't feel embarrassed at all, although I did feel the need to apologize in case I inadvertently made my friend, my 'sitter' for the night, feel uncomfortable or offended in any way. The fact that I became so uninhibited may have contributed to some discomfort on his part but I think such moments are to be expected and anticipated, especially during a maiden voyage such as mine, and fortunately something we've been able to move past.
At any rate, when we arrived at our destination which provided me some needed privacy away from others, I felt what I subsequently described as a 'heart ejaculation'. I was overcome by such intense, rhythmic contractions in my chest that seemed to be pumping out pure love and total openness, total acceptance of everyone and everything. I found visual stimulation to be so intense I needed to lay down in a dark room, and my head felt so heavy, so filled with thoughts I'd never expressed I just had to rest it gently on my friend's - I don't know if it was his lap, his chest or where but had a feeling he was just an extension of me so what did it matter where I rested my head?
After I poured out some raw emotions I simply wanted to hear his voice, to hear whatever thoughts were important to him, because if they were important to him they were important to me. My mind felt sharpened and my body felt...tingly. Wired. Electrified. Nothing more really. I was comfortable with the sensations that were occurring naturally and didn't require any other stimulation although I imagine that would have been amazing in the right situation. All I can say is I was savoring simply FEELING.
After a couple of hours, the peak had passed and I bid my friend good night. But while my body slept, my mind remained awake, visiting recesses of my mind and past that had been unexplored, leading me to some connections I needed to make. The next day was a lengthy one as I had to fly back east on no less than three flights. But the time afforded me the opportunity to become introspective and let some lessons truly sink in. These past ensuing weeks I've continued to ride the crest of the power surge that remains within me, and ideally, emanates beyond me.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


To submit an assignment, the user chooses the 'Assignment' menu
command. A list of file options will appear and the user chooses
'Submit Assignment' from the list of items to submit an assignment; this will take
the form of the following, Figure 1.
Figure 1: Submit Assignment path.
Figure 2 shows the response to the users selection of the 'Assignment Submit Assignment' command. The figure shows a dialog box for submitting an assignment. The dialog box only
takes in a submission name in a text box, and an input box for the assignment to submit to. The choose file button pulls up the user's explorer/finder tool to select a file on their local system. the user confirms with the 'Submit Assignment'
button below. Confirming the category creates a new category in the spreadsheet.
Figure 2: Submit Assignment dialog.
When the user selects the 'Submit Assignment' button, the system
displays a confirmation window as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Submission Successful


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First we’ll ask you a few basic questions about yourself.
Answer these questions and submit them. The date you submit the answers to the basic questions will be the date you’ll be paid from if you’re successful.
Then we’ll ask you in detail about the effects of your condition.
You have up to a month to answer all the questions. So take your time to answer as fully as possible.
Take a break if you need to - you can save and return as often as you like.


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